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Acropolis of Athens and Acropolis Museum Tour

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Delve into the fascinating world of Ancient Greece on a 3-hour walking tour of the Acropolis of Athens and the New Acropolis Museum. With an expert guide, discover the UNESCO-listed archaeological site and visit world-famous monuments including the Parthenon, Propylaea gateway and the Temple of Athena Nike. Absorb jaw-dropping views of Athens from the acropolis’ summit, and learn about the evocative ruins. Then, enjoy a guided tour of the New Acropolis Museum, where glass floors reveal excavation sites. Entrance fees not included. Please be aware that even with our skip-the-ticket-line service, there might be some waiting time required for security checks. This is because visitor numbers can fluctuate unpredictably at the sites throughout the day. The typical waiting time falls within 0 to 10 or 30 minutes, though on rare occasions, it might be longer. 

Ticket Options

2 Options Available

Tour WITHOUT ticket: $56

WITHOUT ticket:: With this option, It's up to you to purchase your admission tickets from the official site for the correct time slot.

Tour WITH admission ticket: $89

WITH TICKET: : With this option, admission tickets to the Acropolis are included in the price

Ticket Information

• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

What's Included

• Guided visit of the Erechtheion
• Small Group tour
• Skip-the-ticket line service if WITH ticket option is booked
• Guided visit of the Asclepeion
• Earsets to better hear your guide
• Guided visit of the Parthenon
• Guided visit of the Dionysus Theatre
• Athens Guide Magazine
• English speaking professional guide
• Guided visit of the Acropolis

What's not Included

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Entrance fees (can be booked as an option at an additional cost)
• Food and drinks

Cancellation Policy

• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Additional Info

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes
• If you selected the WITHOUT ticket option it's up to you to purchase your admission tickets from the official site—a simple but important task to ensure your spot on the tour. This means you'll need to carefully choose the right date, time slot, and ticket category (for example, adults, students, etc.).
• Bring a hat and wear sunscreen lotion
• Brinng a bottle of water
• Strict Acropolis entry times mean we can't wait for latecomers. No refunds will be given.
• All visitors undergo airport-style security; expect peak season waits of up to 30+ minutes.
• Cutoff times sync with Athens local time.
• Tours run rain or shine.
• Backpacks are not allowed
• IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT BABY STROLLERS: Please have in mind that baby strollers are not allowed on the Acropolis, archaeological site and that there is no cloakroom at the side entrance we use to enter. For your own convenience, it is recommended to use a baby pouch instead of a baby stroller

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Acropolis of Athens & the Acropolis Museum Tour with optional Skip-the-ticket line

Tour Code: AGT17X

If you choose this option, please read very carefully the admission tickets section.

Book Without Ticket

Tour Code: AGT17B

109 € Adults

 With this option, admission tickets are included in the price and you get a 13% discount  

Book With Ticket

09:00 am (year-round)

11:30 am (year-round)

Additional departure time: 08:30 am (May 7 to Oct 15)

10:00 am (Apr 1 - Oct 31)

What makes this tour unique

On this small-group tour, you skip the long lines that crowd the main entrance. Your expert Athenian guide takes you to the Dionysus Theater entrance, allowing you to go at a relaxed pace to see the Parthenon, the Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus, the Eumenes Stoa, the Asclepius Sanctuary, and many more sites and monuments. Your guide shares important history and lesser-known facts along the way, giving you a greater appreciation for some of the world’s most significant monuments. 

This tour is complemented by a visit to the Acropolis Museum, an impressive center of archaeological research and ancient Greek history — not to mention a great way to take a break from the Athens heat. 

• Bypass the busy queues at the main entrance of the Acropolis with your Athens Walking Tour guide
• Experience the magic of the ancient citadel and its landmarks such as the Parthenon, Nike Temple, and more with your local expert guide
• Go at an easy pace— this is an easy to moderate walking tour with plenty of stops to visit the Athens monuments you want to see
• Take a gentle walk up the hill to the Acropolis, entering at the Dionysus Theater
• Behold ancient history at the Acropolis Museum, where you see real excavation sights through glass floors

Tour details

Inclusions:

• Local licensed guide
• Skip the ticket line by purchasing an Acropolis ticket from us
• Athens guidebook with recommendations to use for your visit

Exclusions:

• Entrance fees (can be booked as an option at extra cost)
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off service
• Food and beverages
• Gratuities (gratuity rates in Greece are around 10% of service cost)

What You Will See and Do

See the acropolis and its famous monuments.

Entering on the south slope of the Acropolis, you’ll visit the Dionysus Sanctuary and Dionysus Theater before you walk up the slope leading to the Acropolis monuments. Panoramic views of the city will be perfect for Instagram-ready photos.

During your tour, you’ll gain insight into the significance of the historic monuments of Acropolis including the Parthenon, the Erechtheion, the Propylaia, the Nike Temple as well as other significant sights of Athens including the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, the Ancient Agora, the National Observatory of Athens and the city’s scenic hills: Filopappos, Mars, and Pnyx.

Note: After the first part of the tour, between the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum Tour, there's an approximate 15-20 min break during which you may get a snack or a drink but there is no time for a leisurely meal.

Visit One of the Best Museums in the World: Acropolis Museum

Designed by renowned Swiss architect Bernard Tschumi and notable Greek architect Michalis Photiadis, the Acropolis Museum captivates guests the moment you arrive. The sleek, modern building opened its doors in 2009, and elegantly showcases more than 4,000 artifacts exclusively from the Acropolis in an open-floor layout. One of the most spectacular aspects of the museum is its glass floors and walkways that reveal real excavations below your own feet. Panoramic views of the Acropolis and top the experience.

The tour ends at the Acropolis Museum.

Skip-the-Ticket Line Access Please be aware that even with our skip-the-ticket-line service, there might be some waiting time required for security checks. This is because visitor numbers can fluctuate unpredictably at the sites throughout the day. The typical waiting time falls within 0 to 10 or 30 minutes, though on rare occasions, it might be longer. 

However, here's where our service truly shines: Even amidst a queue, our experienced guides will always stay by your side. They will use this time as an opportunity to kickstart your tour, offering in-depth explanations about the history and significance of the site you're about to explore. This way, not a moment is wasted, and you're assured of the full, rich experience we promise.

Meeting point

At Fresko Yogurt Bar Acropoli (3, Dionyssiou Areopagitou Street), look for your expert guide with an orange sign that says “Athens Walking Tours.” This location is at the beginning of the pedestrian walkway that takes you from Hadrian's Arch, Siggrou Avenue (also written as Syngrou), to the Acropolis.

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Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes prior to tour departure time.

Our tip: While at Fresko Yogurt Bar Acropoli, it is a good opportunity to try a serving of fresh authentic Greek yogurt, best when topped with honey or a spoonful of Greek sweets.

Admission tickets

A new time zone system for entry to the Acropolis has been introduced. This innovative approach aims not only to minimize waiting times but also to prevent overcrowding, ensuring a more sustainable and enjoyable experience for all visitors.

Booking a tour with us guarantees your entry on that specific date and time. Advance booking is highly recommended due to limited availability.

WITH Ticket option

If you have selected the “Book WITH Ticket” option, everything is included, and you will collect the admission tickets from our staff during check-in for the tour at the meeting point. We will be prepurchasing the tickets for you for the specific timezone. 

WITHOUT Ticket option

If you've selected the   “Book WITHOUT Ticket”   option, It's up to you to purchase your admission tickets from the official site—a simple but important task to ensure your spot on the tour. This means you'll need to carefully choose the right date, time slot, and ticket category (for example, adults, students, etc.).

Tour Schedule Alignment: 

The tour starts with the Acropolis,  entering right after the start of the tour. (Book your Acropolis ticket independently here → https://hhticket.gr )

Our tour accesses the Acropolis Museum two hours and 30 minutes approximately past the tour's starting time .  (Book your Museum ticket independently here →   https://etickets.theacropolismuseum.gr) . 

It's crucial to ensure both your tickets’ entry time corresponds with our tour's specific schedule.

Pre-Purchase Tickets: To ensure your participation, you must purchase your tickets prior to booking our tour. This step confirms the availability for your chosen tour date and time. 

Non-Refundable Tour Fee: Not possessing a valid entrance ticket at the beginning of the tour disqualifies you from joining the tour. Remember, the tour fee is non-refundable if you fail to meet this requirement.

Please follow these steps carefully to ensure a smooth and enjoyable tour experience.

Additional info 

• Please note that presenting a valid ID or passport for verification at the sites is mandatory to be eligible for any applicable discounts.
• It's essential to double-check and ensure the accuracy of your personal information during the booking process. Any disparities between your reservation and the actual details could lead to non-refundable tour and ticket conditions.

Ticket Prices

April 1st to October 31st

• Adults 25+: 35 euros
• Citizens from non-EU countries between 6-24: 20 euros
• Citizens from EU countries 65+ : 20 euros
• Citizens from EU countries under 25 years of age are entitled to free entrance to all sites visited during the tour
• All children 5 years of age and under are entitled to free entrance to all sites visited during the tour

November 01 to March 31

• Adults 25+: 20 euros
• Citizens from EU countries 65+: 20 euros European citizens under 25 years of age are entitled to free entrance to all sites visited during the tour

Prices of the entrance tickets are subject to changes without prior notice. For more details please check our entrance fees and tickets page . 

Discounts & Offers

We want our guests to get the most out of their visit to Athens, and we would love to help you explore more with our help! If you book this tour, you can save money on more tours and activities in a variety of ways:

13% off when you book WITH ticket option

If you book a tour option WITH TICKET included you are entitled to a 13% discount. The discount is included when you proceed with the booking (discount applies to Adults, Non-EU Youth, and Senior SUMMER prices). 

Book a 2nd tour, get 5% off

If you book a second tour with us, you are eligible for a 5% discount. Use the code SNDT at your booking process inside the promo code field.

Discount code for families and groups 

• 5% discount to families/groups with 4 or more paying members.
• Use promo code: FMD

Discount code for groups of more than 4 participants with a second tour ( SNDT+4 ): 10% discount to families or groups (4 or more paying members) booking more than one tours.

For more information on discounts and special rates please read the FAQ about discount and special rates

F.A.Q. about the Acropolis

Whether it’s your first time, or you’ve been there before, the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and Acropolis Museum are magical places — and with your expert Athenian guide at your side, you’ll understand why.

Read more on our F.A.Q section  

• 100% refund   if you cancel your reservation in writing,   at least 24 hours   before the tour's start time. 
• If you cancel within 24 hours of the start time or fail to show up, you will not be eligible for a refund.

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• Discover the Acropolis, a unique UNESCO-listed site, and the magnificent Parthenon.
• View the valuable exhibits of the Acropolis Museum.
• Avoid the lineups, and take your time exploring both locations.
• Redeem both entry tickets whenever it works best for your schedule.

Activity Info

Explore the Acropolis Museum and the historic Acropolis site in Athens at your own pace. The day before your visit, get your ticket via email to avoid the long lines.

With a pre-booked access ticket, explore the magnificent Acropolis. Learn about one of the most well-known and popular ancient structures.

Take your time exploring the structures of the UNESCO-listed site that once functioned as the historic citadel. Get your ticket by email and head straight to the South Entrance, which is near to the Acropolis metro station.  Scan your ticket at the ticket-validating devices, and start your journey. You have all the time you require. Access to the Propylae, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, and the Erechtheion with its Porch of Maidens.

After exploring the ruins, visit the Acropolis Museum which contains some of the important works of contemporary architecture and priceless findings from the Acropolis monuments.

Cancellation Policy: This activity is non-refundable

We kindly ask you to inform us with the desired time for your visit to the Acropolis (ie. 8am – 9am/ 9am – 10am etc.).

Please note that the archaeological sites may be free on certain days therefor please verify beforehand which dates have free admission.

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Acropolis of Athens Tickets

The Acropolis is an ancient citadel located in Athens, Greece. 

It is known for its iconic structures, including the famous Parthenon, dedicated to the goddess Athena.

These ancient ruins receive around 20,000 visitors daily, cementing its place as one of Greece’s most famous tourist destinations.

Here you will find all the details, from  tickets  to  timings , to help you on your trip to the Acropolis of Athens.

Timings: 8 am to 8 pm

Last Entry: 30 minutes before closing time

Time Needed: 1.5 to 2 hours

Best time to visit: 8 am or 5 pm

Odeon of Herodes Atticus , Temple of Athena Nike , Parthenon , Erechtheion complex and statues of the Porch of the Caryatids.

Ticket Cost: €17

It’s situated on a rocky outcrop above the city center, in the Lekane Valley.

Athens 105 58, Greece. Get Directions

Top 3 Acropolis of Athens Tickets & Tours

Entry Tickets

• Cheapest Entry Ticket
• Skip-the-line entry
• Includes audio guide
• Access to all the Acropolis temples and monuments

Tickets With 6 Sites

• Access to Acropolis & 6 Archaeological Sites with audio guide
• Save up to 50% on admission tickets of all the sites 

Guided Tour Tickets

• 2-hour guided walking tour of the Acropolis
• Skip-the-line access to the Acropolis
• Certified Guide

What is Acropolis?

For some visitors, the Acropolis is synonymous with the Parthenon.

Hence, first, let’s clarify the meanings of “Acropolis” and “Parthenon.”

The “Acropolis” refers to the entire hill, while the “Parthenon” specifically denotes a temple on top of the hill.

Other notable monuments on the Acropolis include the Propylaea, Erechtheion, Theater of Dionysus, and Temple of Odeon, to name a few.

Despite some misconceptions, all these attractions are part of the same archaeological site and require only one ticket for entry.

However, the Acropolis Museum , situated at the base of the hill, requires a separate admission ticket.

Types of Acropolis Tickets

The Acropolis is a very busy site all round the year. Given its popularity, there are many ticket options to choose from. 

We have curated the best tickets based on customer reviews. Here are the top picks – 

• Acropolis Entry Ticket is ideal for independently exploring the Acropolis at your own pace.
• Acropolis and 6 Archaeological Sites Combo Ticket is perfect for history enthusiasts, granting access to multiple sites for a comprehensive experience.
• Check out the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum Entry with Optional Audio Guide Ticket for a comprehensive visit to the site.
• Join a knowledgeable guide for an in-depth exploration of the Acropolis and Parthenon, skipping the lines for a hassle-free visit with the Acropolis and Parthenon Guided Tour.
• The History of Greek Mythology Private Tour lets you delve deep into Greek mythology on a private tour led by a local expert, offering a personalized experience.
• Athens City Pass unlocks access to various attractions with this all-in-one pass, perfect for maximizing your time in Athens.
• 48-hour Hop On Hop Off Bus Ticket & Acropolis Entry Ticket allows you to explore Athens with ease on a flexible bus tour while enjoying skip-the-line entry to the Acropolis.

Choose the ticket that best suits your preferences and embark on an unforgettable journey through ancient Greece!

Ticket Prices at a Glance 

Here are the best sellers at a glance, so you can choose the right ticket – 

Ticket Description

When considering a visit to the Acropolis of Athens, we offer a range of ticket options tailored to your preferences. 

You can opt for individual tickets for the Acropolis tour or bundle your experience with nearby attractions like the Acropolis Museum. 

Select from guided, private, shared, or audio tours to customize your visit according to your preferences.

1. Acropolis Entry Ticket with Optional Audio Guide 

This is the basic entry ticket for the Acropolis of Athens allowing you to bypass the lines and enjoy swift access via the South Entrance .

Suited for solo travelers or those who want to explore the monument at their own pace.

Enhance your experience with optional audio guides in multiple languages, offering deeper insights into the site’s rich history and significance.

• Visitor ticket (5+ years) €30

2. Acropolis and 6 Archaeological Sites Combo Ticket

Welcome to the most popular ticket amongst travelers—a combo ticket providing access to seven top archaeological sites in Athens: Acropolis, Roman Agora, and Ancient Agora. 

Ideal for history enthusiasts, this ticket is convenient and cost-effective for exploring and experiencing Athens’ rich history in one day.

The combo ticket provides a complete, hassle-free experience with –

• Savings up to 50% on admission fees
• Entry to multiple sites with a single ticket 
• Skip-the-line access
• Optional audio guide
• Ticket Price without Audio Guide Visitor ticket (6+ years) : €36
• Ticket Price with Audio Guide Visitor ticket (6+ years) : €43

3. Acropolis and Acropolis Museum Entry with Optional Audio Guide

Skip the line and explore the Acropolis and Acropolis Museum with pre-booked tickets and an audio guide.

This ticket is ideal for people who want to check out all that Acropolis offers at their own pace with the audio guide while avoiding long lines. 

Receive your ticket via email, download your audio tour, and head directly to the South Entrance near the Acropolis metro station to enter the site.

Happy exploring!

• Entry ticket only : €45
• Entry ticket with audio guide : €57

4. Acropolis and Parthenon Guided Tour

This iconic monument is best visited with an expert guide who provides an insightful commentary about the history, architecture and answers all your queries!

Join an expert on a 2-hour guided walking tour of the Acropolis with skip-the-line access, ensuring a hassle-free experience without waiting in queues.

Ideal for history enthusiasts and curious travelers, it offers informative insights and deeper appreciation of the Acropolis.

• Adult ticket (18+ years) : €55
• Youth ticket (6 – 17 years) : €25
• Children ticket (2 – 5 years) : €10
• Student with ID (18 – 25 years) : €40
• Student with ID EU citizen (18 – 25 years) : €30

5. The History of Greek Mythology Private Tour

This three-hour private tour offers an immersive exploration of Greek mythology, guided by a local history expert who provides you an opportunity for deeper discussions and freedom to ask questions.

Ideal for small groups or individuals who value flexibility, allowing them to explore the site at their own pace and focus on specific points of interest within the Acropolis.

Enjoy personalized insights and visit key landmarks not found in conventional tours.

The ticket includes flexible booking options and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Prices:  (All age groups)

• For group of 6 : €46
• For group of 8 : €34

6. 48-hour Hop On Hop Off Bus Ticket & Acropolis Entry Ticket

This ticket offers a convenient and comprehensive way to explore Athens and visit its iconic Acropolis. 

What sets this ticket apart is its unique combination of a flexible bus tour and skip-the-line entry to the Acropolis, saving you time and hassle. 

Ideal for travelers who want to make the most of their time in Athens, this ticket allows you to seamlessly navigate the city while enjoying informative audio commentary in 14 languages. 

With free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and wheelchair accessibility, it caters to a wide range of visitors, with a validity of up to two days.

• Adults ticket (18+ years) : €45
• Child ticket (up to 17 years) : €9
• EU citizens ticket (up to 25 years) : Free
• Infant ticket (up to 5 years) : Free

7. Athens City Pass

Experience Athens hassle-free with the Athens Pass, offering comprehensive access to top attractions. The pass is ideal for tourists who wish to visit multiple attractions in Athens.

The pass provides skip-the-line entry to – 

• The Acropolis
• The Archaeological sites
• The Acropolis Museum

Visitors prefer it, as they can   – 

• Conveniently access Athens’ key attractions with a single purchase
• Access audio guides to 100+ sites in Athens, including maps, travel and transport tips and more
• Visitor pass (6 to 64 years) : €61
• Child ticket (up to 5 years) : Free
• EU citizens ticket (Up To 25 years) : Free
• Senior citizens (65+ years) : Free

When planning your visit to Athens’ top attractions, various ticket options offer discounts and benefits. 

The Acropolis and 6 Archaeological Sites Combo Ticket offers skip-the-line access to seven archaeological sites, saving visitors up to 50% on admission fees. 

The Athens City Pass , priced at €54 for visitors aged six to 64 years, provides skip-the-line entry to key attractions and includes an optional audio guide app, ensuring a seamless and cost-effective exploration of Athens’ rich history and culture.

Additionally, visitors can enjoy free entry on specific dates and on the first Sunday of every month (November to March), making it an ideal choice for families and budget-conscious travelers.

Where to Buy Acropolis Tickets?

You can purchase the tickets at the Acropolis’ ticket booths or online .

However, you may encounter long queues, especially during peak tourist seasons. Waiting in queues that could last up to one and a half hours is a hassle and will waste your precious time.

We recommend purchasing tickets online to save time and money.  

How do Online Tickets Work?

Why buy tickets online.

There are many benefits of buying tickets online – 

• Online tickets allow you to reserve your entry at your preferred time and date. 
• The Acropolis of Athens received 20,000 visitors each day. You can avoid long queues and save time by purchasing your ticket online.
• Online tickets tend to be cheaper than tickets at the counter. You can check for special deals and discounts while selecting your ticket.
• You can reserve your ticket from the comfort of your home.
• There are various ticket options available. You can scan their features and choose the right ticket that suits your preferences.

Take a guided tour of the Acropolis and unravel the secrets with a local expert.

Things to Know Before you Book your Acropolis Tickets

When planning your visit to the Acropolis, the quality of your experience depends on the tickets you purchase.

Here are some helpful tips to assist you in purchasing the right ticket to ensure a memorable visit –

• Skip-the-line can make all the difference: The average wait time to enter the Acropolis can take up to two hours or more during peak tourist season.  By pre-booking your tickets online , you can skip the ticket queues in the day heat and explore the Acropolis without wasting time, making your visit more efficient and enjoyable.
• Guided tours are best: When you book a guided tour , you can enjoy a hassle-free trip where your guide has a planned itinerary to help you navigate your way efficiently through the massive Acropolis.
• Combo tickets reduce the hassle : Athens is full of amazing sites and attractions, and when in Athens, you would want to visit every place possible. Instead of buying tickets for each attraction, you can simply buy a combo ticket that combines multiple attractions in one ticket, saving you money and the hassle of buying tickets at each site. 
• Morning or evening visits enhance your experience: The Acropolis is a popular tourist destination in Athens, Greece, and it can get quite crowded during the day.  Every visitor to the Acropolis recommends an early morning or late afternoon visit to avoid crowds and heat during the day. The best time to visit the Acropolis is between 8 am and 10 am or after 5 pm when the crowds have thinned out.
• Know the opening and closing hours well: Knowing the Acropolis hours is key to avoid disappointment! Tickets are timed, so if you miss the closing time, you can’t enter even with a ticket. Double-check the hours before booking to ensure your visit goes smoothly.

Timed Entry

Starting last year, a new government regulation mandates timed entry for all Acropolis tickets. 

The aim is to manage crowds effectively, with a daily limit of 20,000 visitors. 

The schedule allocates 3,000 visitors from 8 am to 9 am, followed by 2,000 in subsequent hours. 

Hence, it’s best to secure your preferred time slot and avoid disappointment by booking online in advance. 

Visitors must select their date and time of entry during booking and arrive 15 minutes before their slot. 

This measure prioritizes crowd management and enhances the overall visitor experience. 

Similar restrictions are expected for other archaeological sites in Greece soon.

Book your Acropolis of Athens tickets now and enjoy a hassle-free visit!

If you’re looking to explore the Acropolis of Athens without spending a penny, there are several opportunities for free entry that you can take advantage of. 

• One option is to visit on the first Sunday of every month between November and March when the Acropolis offers free admission to all visitors.  However, remember that these days tend to be busier than usual, so be prepared for larger crowds and long queues. 
• Various Greek national holidays throughout the year also grant free entry to archaeological sites, including the Acropolis. 

Here’s the list of dates when visitors can enjoy complimentary access:

• 6 March – Death anniversary of Melina Mercouri, former Minister of Culture in Greece
• 18 April – International Monuments Day
• 18 May – International Museums Day
• The last weekend of September – European Heritage Days
• 28 October – OXI day, one of the Greek national holidays
• Eligibility for free admission extends to various groups.  These include children under five years old, European citizens under 25, educational groups, licensed tour guides, and visitors with disabilities of 67% or above, along with one escort. Be sure to bring valid identification or documentation to confirm eligibility and enjoy the wonders of the Acropolis without any admission fees.

Why Visit Acropolis of Athens

An Acropolis refers to any complex built on a high hill. The Acropolis of Athens was built 2500 years ago by the Mycenaean Civilization. 

It rises 490 feet (150 m) above the surrounding area, today’s Athens, has a surface area of approximately seven acres and so was a natural choice for building the fort. The fortress and palace became the central point of power for the Mycenaeans.

The Acropolis of Athens is an awe-inspiring fortress boasting the remarkable Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, dedicated to the city’s namesake, Athena and many more legendary structures.

Rich in history, it witnessed the Persian invasion and subsequent rebuilding.

Today, the Acropolis attracts thousands of visitors and features on the bucket list of most travelers worldwide. 

Visiting the monument presents an opportunity to explore the past and see the sheer human ingenuity involved in constructing this iconic structure.

To truly immerse in its grandeur, visit the Acropolis Museum on a guided tour.

What to See Inside the Acropolis of Athens?

The Acropolis of Athens is perched on a hilltop and requires visitors to climb a steep incline. But the climb is well worth the visit where you will see –

The undisputed star of the Acropolis, Parthenon is a temple dedicated to Goddess Athena, adorned with intricate sculptures and friezes depicting Greek mythology and historical events.

A monumental entrance to the Acropolis, it impresses visitors with its grand and imposing structure. The gateway offers stunning views of Athens and sets the stage for exploring the wonders of the Acropolis.

The Temple of Athena Nike

is perched on a bastion, overlooking the city. As the name suggests, the temple is dedicated to Athena as the goddess of victory and offers delightful views of the surrounding landscape.

Erechtheion

A stunning temple complex featuring the Porch of the Caryatids, six sculpted female figures serving as columns, and the sacred site where myth says Athena and Poseidon compete for Athens’ patronage.

Odeon of Herodes Atticus

is a well-preserved ancient amphitheater, still used today for concerts and performances.

Theater of Dionysus Eleuthereus

One of the oldest theaters in the world, where ancient Athenians celebrated the festival of Dionysia with theatrical performances and competitions.

Acropolis Museum

The museum, not part of the Acropolis itself, lies at the foot of the Acropolis. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts and sculptures found on the Acropolis, providing valuable insights into ancient Greek history and art. 

These fascinating landmarks and archaeological sites within the Acropolis complex offer a rich overview of history, art, and mythology, providing visitors with a deep understanding of ancient Greece and its culture.

Pro Tip – Travelers prefer taking a tour of the museum before visiting the Acropolis as this provides valuable information and helps them better understand the Acropolis’s structures.

Acropolis of Athens Timings

The Acropolis operates under seasonal timings, accommodating daylight changes and visitor comfort.

• Summer Season (April to October): Opens at 8 am, closing at 7.30 pm, offering extended hours for exploration.
• Winter Season (November to March): Opens at 8 am and closes at 5 pm due to shorter daylight.

Remember, the last entry is 30 minutes before closing. Additionally, from September to October, closing times gradually reduce every two weeks. 

While the Acropolis is generally open year-round, it closes on specific days such as New Year’s Day, Greek Independence Day, May Day, Easter Sunday, and Christmas.

Discover the Acropolis of Athens opening hours for a comprehensive understanding of its detailed timings, reduced working hours and free entry days.

How Long Does it Take to Visit Acropolis

The ideal duration for exploring the Acropolis depends on your pace and interests. 

Leisurely exploration typically takes between 1.5 to 2 hours. 

If you are a history buff, you might dedicate 3 or more hours absorbing the rich history and architectural marvels at the Acropolis.

Best Time to Visit Acropolis

The ideal time to visit the Acropolis is early mornings as soon as it opens at 8 am.

All travelers to the Acropolis have consistently mentioned in their reviews that it’s best to be there at 8 am as soon as it opens for a peaceful visit.

Acropolis receives many visitors from cruise ships that dock at Athens for a day. Hence, avoiding the 10 am to 3 pm hours is best.

Pro Tip – Check out the cruise ship time table to plan a smooth trip!

Planning a visit in the early evening around 4 pm from April to October and 3 pm from November to March, provides a quieter experience as crowds tend to thin out. 

However, it’s crucial to note the last entry times to ensure access. 

Considering these factors, visitors can plan their visit to the Acropolis to maximize enjoyment and minimize discomfort.

For the ultimate Acropolis experience, check out our detailed “ Best Time to Visit the Acropolis of Athens ” section!

How to Reach Acropolis

It is easy to reach the Acropolis with various options to suit your travel preferences and budget. 

Here’s a quick overview –

• Metro – Take the red line (M2) and get off at the “Akropolis” station. It’s just a short two-minute walk from the southeast entrance of the Acropolis.
• Bus – Bus numbers 230, 035, 040, 550, and A2 will bring you close to the landmark. The closest bus stop is “Akropolis,” only a 3-minute walk from the main entrance.
• Trolleybus – Lines 1, 5, and 15 reach the vicinity of the Acropolis. Get off at either “Makrygiannē” or “Gargaretta” stops, then it’s an easy 8 to 10-minute walk to the entrance.
• Tram – Take the T6 tram line and alight at the “Leoforos Vouliagmenis” stop. It’s a 7-minute walk from the southeast entrance of the Acropolis.
• Taxi – Taxis offer a comfortable option, especially with luggage. While they can’t drop you right at the door (due to pedestrian zones), they’ll get you very close.
• Car – Driving to the Acropolis from Syntagma Square takes about 10 minutes.  Head southeast on Leof. Vasilisis Amalias, pass landmarks like Hadrian’s Arch, then follow specific streets to reach the main entrance. Parking at the Acropolis during peak hours is difficult. Check out information on parking in our detailed article.
• Walking – To reach the southeast entrance, head southeast on Leof. Vasilissis Amalias from Syntagma Square, approximately a 25-minute walk.  Alternatively, enjoy scenic views by walking through Plaka via Pl. Sintagmatos/EO91. It takes around 25 minutes to reach the main entrance.

To get deeper details about reaching the Acropolis, read our article on “ How to Reach the Acropolis of Athens”.

1. Do I need to purchase tickets in advance for the Acropolis?

It’s highly recommended to purchase tickets online in advance, especially during peak season (April-October) or on weekends. This saves you time waiting in line to buy tickets at the entrance. 

2. Can I buy tickets at the venue?

Yes, tickets are available at the entrance, but online booking is recommended to avoid long queues.

3. Do I need to print online tickets?

No, mobile tickets are accepted, but printed tickets are also valid.

4. What is the late arrival policy for the Acropolis?

Visitors are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes before their selected entry time. Late arrivals may be accommodated based on capacity, but there is no guarantee, and visitors may need to wait for entry.

5. Is there a refund policy for Acropolis tickets?

The Acropolis has a strict non-refundable ticket policy. Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded, regardless of the reason for cancellation or no-show.

6. Where is the Acropolis Museum Gift Shop located?

The Acropolis Museum Gift Shop is conveniently located within the Acropolis Museum complex, offering a wide range of souvenirs, gifts, and books inspired by Greek history and culture. 

Visitors can explore the shop during their visit to the museum and purchase unique mementos to commemorate their experience.

7. How many types of tickets for Acropolis are available?

There are various ticket options available for visiting the Acropolis of Athens, including entry tickets, guided tours, private tours, combo tickets, and city passes.

8. How much does it cost to visit the Acropolis of Athens?

The cost of visiting the Acropolis of Athens varies depending on the type of ticket chosen. 

Prices range from €30 for entry tickets to €55 for guided walking tours.

9. Does the Acropolis offer any free admission days?

Yes, the Acropolis offers free entry on the first Sunday of each month from November to March (off-season). However, expect larger crowds due to this free access.

10. Who qualifies for free admission to the Acropolis?

Free admission is granted to:

• Children under 18 years old (accompanied by an adult)
• EU citizens aged 18-25 years old with a valid ID
• People with disabilities and one accompanying person

11. Is there parking at the Acropolis?

Parking options near the Acropolis are limited due to the site’s location in the heart of Athens. 

However, visitors can find paid parking facilities in the surrounding area, including designated parking lots and street parking. Learn more about parking at Acropolis here.

It’s recommended to arrive early to secure a parking spot, especially during peak tourist seasons.

12. Is there a cafe, restroom inside the Acropolis of Athens?

While there are no cafes or restrooms inside the Acropolis itself, visitors can find amenities such as cafes, restaurants, and restroom facilities in the nearby Acropolis Museum complex. 

Additionally, there are several cafes and restaurants located in the surrounding Plaka neighborhood, offering a variety of dining options for visitors to enjoy after exploring the Acropolis.

13. Are there restaurants near the Acropolis of Athens?

Yes, there are numerous restaurants and eateries located near the Acropolis of Athens, particularly in the vibrant Plaka neighborhood. 

Visitors can explore a variety of traditional Greek tavernas, cozy cafes, and international cuisine restaurants offering delicious meals and refreshments. 

Whether you’re craving classic Greek dishes or international flavors, you’ll find plenty of dining options to suit every taste and budget near the Acropolis.

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VISITING THE ACROPOLIS AND THE ACROPOLIS MUSEUM – UPDATED FOR 2024

No visit to Athens is complete without visiting The Acropolis, the ancient citadel perched defiantly above the city that has fascinating people for thousands of years. There are new processes and protocols in 2024 and some of it is quite confusing, so if you’re overwhelmed by the information to plan your visit to the Acropolis this guide will make it easy for you. We’ve covered everything from the meaning and history of The Acropolis, how to avoid the crowds and even what to wear!

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What is the Acropolis?

The Greek words for “highest point” and “city” are Akron and Polis so the Acropolis is, or was, a city high above modern-day Athens. It sits on a huge flat rock 150m above sea level, in the middle of the city and is the primary monument of Athens, and one of the most recognisable in the world.

The ancient citadel comprised many structures including several temples such as the famous Parthenon, two sanctuaries, several theaters, and innumerable statues, altars and meeting places.

At various times it has been damaged, rebuilt, added to and occupied by foreign invaders including the Romans who built the Herodes Odean Theater and the Ottomans who constructed a mosque. At one point it was even the headquarters of the Ottoman army and its harem.

Today it is regarded as one of the most fascinating and beautiful structures on the planet and is a must-do for all visitors to Athens.

Further reading : Greek Mythology places to visit    

Note: New protocols and ticketing for the Acropolis started on April1, 2024.

Like visiting many famous attractions, it is now important to understand the new rules and plan ahead, especially for summer.

What changed?

• Visitors numbers are now capped at 20,000 per day ( don’t worry, most of the year there are a lot less visitors than that)
• Time slots have been introduced
• Prices increased although some new discounts were also introduced
• Private after-hours tours were introduced

When is the best time to visit the Acropolis?

The Acropolis is incredible to visit at any time of year, although spring and autumn  have the best weather conditions. 

Summer is great due to lack of rain but it can get very hot, not just due to the ambient temperature but also because of the reflection off all the pale surfaces, something you will find across Athens and many of the islands too.

In July 2023 there were days when visitor numbers exceeded 23,000, so some new protocols are now in place to try and eleviate crowds. 

I recommend people visit the Acropolis either very early – around 15 minutes before opening time, so 7:45 am, or just before closing time around 6-7pm ( or 3-4 in winter). This way you will avoid both the sun and the crowds which are especially big when the cruise ship tours start arriving late in the morning.

( tip: the late afternoon is also excellent for photos especially at dusk)  

How to get to the Acropolis

The Acropolis is the major landmark of Athens and it is impossible to miss commanding center stage in the middle of the city and shining down on the suburbs surrounding it.

If you are staying in the center of Athens it is likely you will be able to walk to The Acropolis or it will be a short taxi ride. There are public buses too and the Hop On Hop Off Bus stops near the south gate.

The Acropolis has its own metro stop, Acropoli, which is very handy for the main Acropolis entrance to the west. However, both Thissio and Monastiraki stations are also close to the side Acropolis entrance as well, in the southeast. The main entrance, unsurprisingly, is the busiest and is also where big tour groups enter. We use the other one! 

How to get tickets to the Acropolis

Queues at the ticket offices, especially in Summer, can be significant, so it pays to be organised. With the new time slots, it is possible you will be able to get a ticket for your preferred time at the gate if it is winter, but for the rest of the year, we strongly recommend you pre-book.

It is possible to buy the tickets directly from the official ticketing website – which is not Government owned contrary to popular belief but a private company, or through a trusted platform like Get Your Guide or Viator .

Multi Pass Tickets

Multi-pass Tickets for the Acropolis and six other sites is highly recommended if you intend to see at least 4 ( they are all close together and can easily be done in a single day). If you see 3 or fewer it is the same price to buy individual tickets at each site.

The pass is valid for 5 days and the time starts when you visit your first site. You may choose to start with your booked Acropolis time slot and then do the others, or you can do it in the middle, the end, or anytime in the 5 days.

Our suggested sequence for these sites, in terms of geography and efficiency is The Acropolis, Acropolis Museum, then the Temple of Zeus – walk through the National Gardens to Aristotles School, then head west to the Roman Agora, Hadrians Library, Ancient Agora and Kerameikos at the end.

South Slope Gate (in July)

Acropolis Entrance Fees

• Regular-price ticket:  20€
• 10€ non-EU aged 6-25
• 10€ EU seniors over 65
• Free – EU up to 25
• Free – non-EU up to 5

Acropolis multi-ticket ( includes other sites)*

The other sites are :

• Ancient Agora
• Hadrian’s Library
• Aristotle’s School [Lyceum],
• Olympieion,
• Roman Agora

If you have booked a discounted ticket you will need to show valid ID – a student card or passport for example, to the gate attendant at each site.

Acropolis Opening Hours

The Acropolis is open nearly every day of the year, with only a few exceptions . They are:

January 1st March 25 May 1 (Labor Day) Easter Sunday ( this is the Eastern Orthodoxy dates and are NOT the same as the typical Christian dates) Christmas Day (Dec 25) Boxing Day (Dec 26)

Opening hours vary depending on the time of year. At the time of publication they are;

November 1 to March 31 –  8 am to 5 pm (last entrance at 4.30pm) April 1 to October 31 –  8 am to 8 pm

Note that the last entry to the Acropolis is half an hour before closing time.

Free days for visiting the Acropolis

There are several days per year where it is free for everyone to visit the Acropolis. It can be crowded on these days, however, that’s a big discount! The free days for the Acropolis are:

6 March 18 April 18 May Last weekend of September 28 October Every first Sunday from November 1st to March 31st

The Elevator at The Acropolis

A lot of people wonder if The Acropolis is wheelchair friendly or indeed if anyone with a disability, limited mobility or even just the elderly can visit the Acropolis. 

Thankfully in 2020 a generous donation from The Onassis Foundation meant significant work was done on the elevator at the Acropolis that now means it is fully operational with new, flat pathways around the Acropolis that are suitable for wheelchairs. It can also be used by a parent attending with two or more infants on their own.

The elevator arrives on the Acropolis plateau, to the area north of the Erechtheion. Visitors can follow  the route towards the Propylaea or the route between the Parthenon and the Erechtheion.  At the end of that route there is also a restroom.

It is a good idea to ring ahead and ensure the lift is operating on the day you plan to arrive. C ontact +30 210 3214172.

Note: Entry to the Acropolis for people with disabilities is free.

Points of interest 

Dionysus Sanctuary  and the  Dionysus Theater  which is considered the most significant theater in Europe as it is where the very first theatrical performance was ever held.

The Parthenon is considered by many engineers and architects as the most perfect structure every built. If viewed from the sky the Parthenon forms a perfect equilateral triangle with the  Temple of Aphaea , on the island of  Aegina , and the  Temple of Poseidon, at   Cape Sounion.

The Temple of Athena Nike was built around 420BC and is dedicated to the goddess Athena Nike, for whom Athens is named. It has a prominent position in the south west corner of the property.

The Erectheion a temple on the north side that was dedicated to Athena and Poseidon. It is particularly famous for its Porch of Caryatids ( or Porch of Maidens) , six columns made from statues of female figures. Some of the originals of these can be found in the Acropolis Museum.

The Propylea is the main gate to the Acropolis and was commissioned by Pericles after the Persian Wars. It consists of a colonnade and a number of structures leading up to the entry, but was sadly never completed.

The Odeon of Herodes Atticus theater that was built between 160AD – 174AD and is still in use today. During the summer, there are a number of performances and events available – see the event schedule . We have enjoyed a wonderful night under the stars, seeing the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra and Piano Virtuoso Yuja Wang. What an incredible and very special experience it was!

Acropolis Tours

Neither the online tickets nor the skip-the-line tickets include a guide. There are Acropolis audio guides available at the entrance for a surcharge.

You can also   download an app   to your phone that offers Acropolis details, interactive maps, and information about the buildings and structures. Click here to download an Acropolis   app to your Android .  Click here to download an Acropolis   app to your iPhone .

Another option is to take a guided tour, either privately or as part of a group. This can be fantastic value as you get deep insights into the history of the Acropolis and, as they are often conducted by locals, a lot of local knowledge as well.

The Best Acropolis Guided Tours

There are a number of options here. You can choose to join a 90-minute small group guided tour with a skip the line ticket , a combined Acropolis and Acropolis Museum Tour or perhaps a 6 hour private tour for you group that takes in other sites such as the Temple of Zeus and Parliament as well.

If you are visiting for the day from the Athens cruise terminal then there is a 5 hour from Pireaus tour that includes transfers and a general tour of Athens from your cruise ship to the Acropolis and more.

Further reading: One Day in    Athens  

Private Tours of the Acropolis

Finally, there are people who are happy to pay a premium for a private tour. This gives them deep insight to this amazing attraction and if travelling in a group it may not be expensive. This way you also get to visit the Acropolis at your own pace, and ask as many questions of your qualified guide as you like. 

We recommend our favourite food tour partner in Athens, Athens Food on Foot, who also now offer private tours. Anna knows the guides personally and has selected the ones she knows are the most knowledgeable and reliable. These do book out early though so don’t leave this until the last minute!

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The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets online. Acropolis tickets from the official site are easy to get. Choose your dates, plan the trip you want, and book your tickets securely online.

  WARNING: Before Purchasing from the official website of the Greek government Please Note

The official website of the state is the first choice for many visitors who want to buy tickets for the Acropolis .

However, there is a disadvantage associated with the ticket purchase terms mentioned on the official website. Specifically, it states that the ticket is non-refundable, non-cancelable, and non-changeable, and that the value of tickets that are lost, stolen, or destroyed is not covered.

This means that if a visitor purchases a ticket for the Acropolis and is unable to use it for any reason, they will not have the option of getting their money back. Additionally, if a visitor loses or has their ticket stolen, or if it is destroyed for any reason, they will not have the option of replacement or compensation.

Terms & Conditions (The official website of the state) 2) TICKET ISSUANCE 2.4 “The ticket is not refundable, cannot be cancelled and cannot be changed. The price of stolen, lost or destroyed tickets is not refunded.”

Also, the limited payment options and the lack of special offers and packages can make the official website less competitive compared to other platforms like

The Price from the Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – How much does it cost to see the Acropolis ?

• Reduced: €10
• Special ticket package: Full: €30 , Reduced: Valid for 5 days.

Valid for the archaeological site of the Acropolis and its Slopes. Tickets are available at ticket offices on site as well as online. From November 1st to March 30th (01/11-31/03) of each year, a reduced rate applies exclusively to single-use tickets for all archaeological sites and museums belonging to the State. Special ticket package: Full: €30, Reduced: €- Valid for 5 days.

Where to buy tickets for the Acropolis and skip the line ?

For the Acropolis , we propose the following items and vendors. Continue reading this page for a more detailed explanation of these and other ticketing alternatives.

Tickets for the Acropolis may be purchased at the following locations. The following are quick links to the Acropolis tickets we currently have available:

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This option is not available by default with Tiqets, which is how they are able to offer the same ticket at a lower price than GetYourGuide in most circumstances.

To get a refund from Tiqets , you must pay an additional 12% of the listed ticket price when purchasing your tickets.

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The old citadel (which contains the Parthenon and the Erechtheion, among other monuments), as well as the North and South Slopes (which includes the Theatre of Dionysus – among other features, and you can see into the Odeon of Herodes Atticus) are all accessible through the Acropolis .

However, purchasing a ticket entails more than just knowing the price. For starters, certain individuals are eligible for discounts. There are also a variety of ticket alternatives available, including combo tickets, skip-the-line tickets, and city passes. Which one is best for you will be determined by a variety of criteria. Your budget, how much time you have, and what else you want to see in Athens are all factors to consider.  

Who is eligible for free or reduced admission?

Throughout the year, some groups of individuals are eligible for free admission. If this applies to you, be sure you have all of the paperwork you’ll need to confirm your eligibility. During the summer (1 April to 31 October), select groups of individuals may enjoy a 50% discount on archaeological site entrance fees.

The discount is only valid during the summer; during the winter, all admission costs are reduced. The Combo Ticket is not eligible for the discount. Make sure you have acceptable paperwork and identification to prove you’re qualified for the discount.  

On the summer – 50% reduction in entry fees.

• Non-EU citizens between the ages of 6 and 25
• Senior citizens from Greece and EU Member States, as well as the European Economic Union, aged 65 and above.
• Teachers from elementary, secondary, and postsecondary institutions are visiting.
• Primary school visitors from the EU and EEA are accompanied by their parents.

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• Anyone from the EU under the age of 25 or from the rest of the world under the age of 5
• Those above the age of 25 who are enrolled in secondary school in the EU and EEA
• Teachers on educational trips from inside the EU for elementary, secondary, or university education
• Unemployed Greeks or those who get Social Solidarity Income
• Families with three or more children in Greece
• Families with a single parent
• People with disabilities and their escorts with a disability of at least 80%
• Journalists
• Members of Greece’s Chamber of Fine Arts, as well as similar organizations from other EU nations
• Guides for tourists
• Members of ICOM-ICOMOS who have an ICOM-ICOMOS membership card
• Members of Friends of Greek Museums and Archaeological Sites Associations
• Guests of the Greek government
• Greek citizens serving in the military
• Olympic medalists among Greek citizens

  NOTE: As of July 1st 2019, reduced combined tickets will no longer be issued. Reduced combined tickets issued before this date which have not been used, remain valid. In order to purchase tickets online for the archaeological site of the Acropolis and its Slopes visit the official e-ticketing service of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports at https://etickets.tap.gr/  

Are Acropolis tickets need to be purchased in advance?

Pre-purchased Acropolis tickets are also available, either as a single entrance or part of a package that includes other ancient monuments in Athens, such as the Temple of Olympian Zeus. In addition, visitors may purchase skip-the-line tickets and participate in a variety of guided walking tours.  

Is it possible to purchase Acropolis tickets online?

Tickets for the Acropolis may be purchased online, yes. As a general rule, you won’t be able to buy season tickets in advance. In the summer, tickets are only available from April 1 to October 31, whereas winter tickets are only available from November 1 to March 31.  

In what season is the Acropolis best visited?

The Acropolis becomes crowded between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., so it’s best to arrive early. When to visit the Acropolis is between October and April, when the temperature is cooler and the site is less crowded.  

In order to see the Parthenon, do I need a ticket?

There are two ticket options for access to the Acropolis and the Parthenon. You have the option of purchasing a ticket that just grants you access to the Acropolis or a ticket that includes admission to the Acropolis and six additional ancient monuments.  

Sundays are free at the Acropolis ?

Every first Sunday of the month from November 1st to March 31st, every year.  

How much does it cost to visit the museum on the Acropolis ?

The Athens City Pass includes free admission for adults. Students and children under the age of 18 from the European Union are granted free admission.   

Does the Acropolis provide a nighttime tour?

The ancient site of the Acropolis in Athens closes after dusk. As a consequence, it is not open at night. If you want, you may just take a walk around it and admire its beauty from afar.  

What is the distance from the Parthenon?

10 minutes is all you’ll need to get there if you’re in good shape and have plenty of time to stop and snap pictures along the way.  

If you want to visit Athens, is it feasible to do it on a Sunday?

Sundays are revered as holy days around the globe. Athens, the capital of Greece, is not an exception. There is still much to do for visitors, despite the fact that many establishments are closed on Sundays. The Acropolis and its museum, for example, are open as normal.  

Is the Acropolis open to students for free access?

There is no payment for anybody under the age of 18 or for students from EU countries who have a valid student ID. Free admission for children under the age of five.  

To visit the Acropolis , do I need a ticket?

If you haven’t bought your tickets in advance, online, or are willing to take a chance, you can do so at the event’s ticket kiosks.  

Where can I get multi-site tickets in Athens?

The multi-site combo ticket may be purchased at any of the above-mentioned places in Athens. If you prefer, you may book a tour online at GetYourGuide.com. Click here.

In what time slot does the Acropolis open?

The Acropolis of Athens is open from 8:00 a.m. until sunset every day of the week. The hours of operation fluctuate over the seasons of summer and winter.

When it comes to seeing the Acropolis , how long do you expect it to take?

There are several buildings and stories to learn about at the Acropolis of Athens. We hope you’ll take your time and enjoy your visit, rather than rushing through it in order to get out the door.  

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

Greek Archaeological Sites and Museums provides Acropolis tickets online. Tickets to the Acropolis of Athens are required for all visitors to Athens to climb the Acropolis . Make sure you watch this if you’ve never done anything like this before and don’t know how to buy the cheapest Acropolis tickets online. In less than five minutes, we show you how to acquire Acropolis tickets in Athens.

The ancient temples of Athens

The ancient temples of Athens are surrounded by a beautiful citadel in the heart of the city. These include the Parthenon, which stands in Athens. You may buy tickets at the ticket gate or online in advance for all of Athens’ other historic landmarks.  

Skip-the-line tickets and guided walking tours are now available to make things even more easy. There are several genuine ticket and tour providers to choose from, and this article covers all of them.   Purchasing Athens 2022 Acropolis and Antiquities Tickets It costs €20 per person for a regular ticket in the months of April and October A standard ticket is €10 (US$11) from November 1 to March 31.

The fee of entry to the Acropolis includes access to the citadel.

As well as Mount Olympus’s North and South Slopes, they include the Parthenon and Erechtheion.

With a view of Herodes Atticus Odeon (among other things) and the Theatre of Dionysus). It’s not enough to know how much a ticket costs to buy one. To begin with, there are certain folks who are eligible for a reduced rate or freebies.

Passes that include combo tickets, skip-the-line tickets, and city passes are just some of the possibilities available. Several factors will come into play while determining your best course of action. Do not forget to include in your budget, the amount of time you have to spare, and any other Athens attractions you choose to see.

Acropolis tickets based on past trips to Athens since 2014.

To be completed by (October 2020). Quick links to buy Acropolis tickets on the internet Tickets to the Acropolis may be purchased by clicking on the following links: Tiqets and GetYourGuide both provide skip-the-line tickets, but GetYourGuide has a free cancellation policy (does not include free cancellation).

Many visitors purchase the Acropolis Museum and the Acropolis Museum together.   Before you visit the Acropolis of Athens, read this page to learn about all of your ticket options. No extra fees will be charged to you if you opt to purchase any of the products welcome-greece.gr recommends on this page.  

Advice and Suggestions for The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

• Plan ahead and purchase tickets in advance to avoid long lines and sell-outs.
• Check the official Acropolis website for information on ticket prices and hours of operation.
• Consider purchasing a multi-site ticket, which will give you access to other historical sites in Athens in addition to the Acropolis .
• Be aware of the dress code for the Acropolis ; shoulders and knees must be covered.
• Bring comfortable walking shoes and sunscreen, as the Acropolis is an ancient site with steep hills and no shade.
• Try to visit early in the morning or later in the evening to avoid the heat and crowds.
• If you have any physical limitations, please make sure to check the accessibility of the site.
• It’s not allowed to take food, drinks and pets on the site, so leave them in a safe place before visiting.
• Guided tours are available and can provide additional information and context for the site.
• Do not forget to enjoy the beauty of the Acropolis and the history that surrounds it.

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – General Admission

Admission to the Acropolis requires payment of: April through October are the only months when it costs €20. During the months of November 1 through March 31, the cost is €10. There are two ticket offices on the Acropolis where you may buy a basic ticket, or you can buy it online in advance. You can discover a comprehensive list of visitors who are eligible for free or discounted entry to the Acropolis at the bottom of this page.

Everyone is welcome to visit the Acropolis – The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

Open Days in Greece allow visitors to all historic sites, monuments, and museums to access them for free. From November to March, every first Sunday of the month from November 1 to March 31 is a special day dedicated to the memory of Melina Mercouri, who was killed in a plane crash on March 6, 1966. (all included).

To secure a spot, you’ll have to show up at the event alongside the hundreds of other hopefuls. I won’t spend my time in the Acropolis on “Free Entry for All” days because it’s been chronicled in tales and photos. Free admission continues to attract a large number of people. If you’re on a limited budget, visit late in the day to take advantage of the free entrance (or early, but many tour groups go early).

What time can I visit Acropolis , Parthenon, and other ancient Greek ruins?

When it’s warm outside, you may visit ancient sites from early in the morning till dark (beginning 1 April). In the winter, we are open from 8:00 am to 17:00 pm.  

I need to buy my tickets at the Acropolis athens and Acropolis ticket offices.

The only way to obtain a ticket to the event is to utilize the ticket vending machines on-site if you didn’t purchase one in advance online and don’t mind taking a chance. The primary ticket office for the Acropolis is located underneath the main entrance.

There aren’t long queues even on the busiest days and weekends in winter (20-30 minutes at the busiest periods). If you want to avoid waiting in line for longer than two hours throughout the summer, follow these tips.

On this website, you may also buy a ticket and other items together as a package deal. As a reminder, you may also get your unique ticket at the entrance of each participating archaeology. Check out some other options instead of waiting in line at the Acropolis ticket office this summer (there are never long queues at these sites). It doesn’t matter whether or not you purchase a special ticket at the gate.

No longer will you be need to wait in line in order to visit the Acropolis ; instead, you will be free to access the site whenever you choose. The multi-site ticket is valid for five days after purchase. Near the entrance to the Dionysus Theatre, there is a ticket booth. As compared to the main entrance, there are less people waiting here.

Do you have the option of purchasing an Acropolis ticket online in advance?

To purchase either a single-entry ticket or a multi-site/combination ticket, you may do so online beginning in 2018. (As detailed in the following paragraphs). Online ticket purchases do not remove the requirement to wait in line at the box office for tickets. You’ll have to wait in a long line to get to the Acropolis . Skip-the-line tickets and guided tours are two ways to avoid the long lines at attractions.

Purchase online – The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

Even if you buy your tickets in advance, you will still have to wait in line with the rest of the passengers. Buy tickets online using the official e-ticketing site of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports. For your information, Archaeology Travel is not a part of the Greek government’s official website.

At the bottom of this page, which is available in both Greek and English, there are detailed instructions with screenshots. Online ticket purchases will not be available to those looking to get a head start on the season. June tickets cannot be purchased on the official website before the end of January.

Until the 1st of April, this will not be finalized and put into practice. This is due to the fact that summer and winter airfares are so vastly different in cost. At the moment of purchase, August tickets are only available until the end of October. To purchase a winter vacation ticket, you’ll need to try again on November 1st (1 November 2020 to 31 March 2021). Our GetYourGuide partners allow you to reserve your seats in advance, which is another perk.

Before purchasing tickets to the Acropolis online, please read this.

All of us assumed that purchasing from the “official website” would be secure, and we’re not alone. Emails flood my inbox when individuals inform me they’ve ordered their tickets incorrectly (using the wrong dates) or that they have to change their vacation plans due to a mistake.

They sent a letter to this department. “Bad luck,” was the unambiguous reaction. “Read the Terms & Conditions” With authorised ticket sellers, refunds or exchanges for tickets purchased in error are not available.

You cannot change your plans, because there is no way for you to do so. If you’re unsure about anything, please double-check your order details before submitting it. In order to protect my clients’ personal information, I am unable to provide email screenshots. Unfortunately, purchasing through the official website is a gamble.  

In light of the above – The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

As a matter of fact, I strongly encourage you to use the GetYourGuide website to purchase a ticket from one of our reliable partners. You may cancel your order within 24 hours and get a full refund. So how come these providers won’t return your money?

Instead, they take your reservation and make large purchases so you don’t have to worry. I’m certain that the extra money I’ve paid is well worth it, based on the positive comments I’ve received from readers. A step-by-step tutorial will be provided at the bottom of this page if you are confident of your dates and cautious.   Takes you from the Greek home page to last page of process..

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – Skip-the-Line

It’s authentic Acropolis Skip the Line It’s easy to buy tickets online, and the procedure is safe and convenient. Tiqets and GetYourGuide come highly recommended because of their reliability and safety. You can get a €25 bypass the line ticket with GetYourGuide.

To learn more, click here. A skip-the-line ticket costs €22.90 at Tiqets. Free cancellation with a full refund is available up to 24 hours before the event for GetYourGuide tickets. You cannot cancel or exchange Tiqets tickets without paying an extra €2.75 nonrefundable penalty; this is not the case with Tiqets tickets.

Also, a tour guide is not included in the package. There are no audio guides available at this location. Nothing can be found. All that’s necessary are simple, regular-priced skip-the-line tickets. Ticket prices include booking costs, which are more than the €20 general entrance price. With this ticket, you may visit the Acropolis and its slopes on both ends just once.

Tickets have been bought for this event -The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

After placing a purchase, you will get an email confirmation and further instructions by mail. No refunds will be given for tickets bought via GetYourGuide. Tiqets enables you to buy a ticket online and have it delivered to you. After that, you may use it to skip the lengthy lines at the Acropolis entrance by printing it or saving it on your mobile device. Near the Royal Olympic Hotel, Key Tours has an office at 26 Athanasio Diakou alley where you may buy your ticket.

The Acropolis Metro Station is within a three-minute walk away. You will get your ticket and there will be no additional booking fees. The Dionysus Theatre (South Acropolis Entrance) is just around 400 meters distant from the main entrance to the Acropolis .

You may cancel this reservation up to 24 hours in advance and you will get a full refund, as well as bypass the line.

  You may obtain a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance if your plans change or you discover you made a date mistake (this occurs – I get emails about it). If you make a mistake or change your plans after buying tickets from the official website, you will not be able to get a refund. The expense of booking against the savings in time and comfort of mind is entirely up to you.

Tickets Online- The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets

You may purchase tickets for several trips to the Acropolis online. Packaged together or in a unique way If you want to visit other significant archaeological sites in Athens, purchasing tickets is a smart idea. Due to the Greek Ministry of Culture’s control over certain locations, these tickets are legal to purchase. Each participating location’s entrance or the Ministry of Culture and Sports’s website may purchase a ticket (link below).

  http://odysseus.culture.gr You must buy a multisite/Combo ticket online in order to avoid both the Ticket Office wait and the lines at the two Acropolis gates. You may buy a combo ticket for €30 per person all year round without a winter discount.

Do ticket bundles provide any advantages over purchasing only the individual tickets?

The answer to this inquiry depends on how many locations you intend to visit, just as with other combination tickets/passes and packages. The Combo Ticket is valid at FIVE locations for seven days. Pricing for this particular ticket bundle varies greatly depending on whether you purchase it in the summer or winter. It costs €64 for the Combo Ticket to access both locations throughout the summer (1 April to 31 October).

To purchase the Combo Ticket, visitors may pay €20 for the Acropolis (€10) and €10 for the Ancient Agora (€10). There are seven sites to view in the schedule, and the Acropolis is one of them. There is a half-price discount of 50% on single-entry tickets for each venue during the summer months (see the list below for eligibility). The Combo Ticket does not qualify for a 50% discount. Each location’s discounted entrance charge is €32.

Assuming that you want to visit all seven venues, you’ll save money by getting the combo ticket for €30 (€32). During the winter months (1 November to 31 March), everyone pays half-price (50 percent discount) at all seven sites (see the list below).

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – Discounts are available for the duration of the summer.

A 50 percent summer discount does not include an extra 50 percent reduction on the reduced price.   There is no discount for the Combo Ticket during the year. As a result, the average winter admission fee to each of the seven venues is €32.

(unless you qualify for free entry). Adding an additional €2 to your Combo Ticket is all that’s required. One or two winter vacations don’t justify purchasing the Special Ticket Package. Unless you plan to visit the Lykeion Archaeological Site, your vacation will cost you money. In the case of the Roman Agora, for example, you’ll lose €2. Which historical places are included by the combination ticket?

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – Athens, Greece’s Acropolis

Athens’ most renowned landmark is the Acropolis , a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist destination. Most important venue of worship for ancient Athenians.   This time period is when Athens was at its most powerful, and most of its monuments are from this period. The Acropolis is home to Greece’s most famous religious structure, the Parthenon. Other notable structures are the Erechtheion and the Temple of Olympian Zeus. A one-person ticket costs €20 (a €10 savings).

You may purchase tickets for the North and South Slopes of the Acropolis online.

Acropolis’s northern and southern slopes are just as intriguing as its summit, despite the fact that most visitors to the mountain make their way to the top. Buildings on the Acropolis ‘s slopes are a reminder of how important the location was to ancient Athens in terms of religion and culture. Nearby are the Odeon of Herodes Atticus and the Theatre of Dionysus, as well as a slew of other religious landmarks. Ancient Peripatos Street connects two hills considered to be one location. In order to access the North or South Slopes, you just need to pay the reduced €10 Acropolis admission fee.  

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets- City of Agora, Greece’s First Capital.

Besides acting as Athens’ principal food and retail market, the Agora was a political and judicial nerve center for the city. Even though Hephaistos Temple is the best-preserved ancient temple ruin in the area, it’s not the most visited. As a church since the 7th century, it’s been a great success. You can view the Acropolis from the Agora. Those who want to see the Stoa of Attlas restored to its former grandeur can pay an additional fee to visit the museum. There is a large collection of artifacts on show at this museum. For one person, the fee is €10 (reduced by €5).  

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – The Forum of Romans

The Roman Agora, erected in the first century B.C., is not far from the Ancient Agora. Make sure to look out for the inscription on the building’s foundation that mentions Augustus and Julius Caesar. The agora’s enormous courtyard contains a variety of attractions such as restaurants and stores because of the number of business options available. This area has public sanitary facilities as well as the octagonal Tower of Winds, which served as a hydraulic clock and served as a location for astronomical observation. Artwork depicting “eight winds” adorns the roof of the tower. It costs €8 to enter (reduced to 4)  

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – Keramikos Archaeological Site and Museum

Kerameikos is located in the ancient city of Athens’ northern neighborhood. According to the neighborhood’s name, it was formerly a popular destination for potters. However, here is where you’ll find Attic’s oldest and largest cemetery. Tumulus mounds, family graves, and individual columns surround an archaeological site ringed by walls.  You’ll get free admission to the Kerameikos Archaeological Museum as part of your ticket. The museum displays artifacts collected from the evolving burial traditions of ancient Athens, as well as those unearthed during the city’s archaeological excavations. A one-person ticket costs €8 (a €4 savings). Lykeion is a separate kind of lykeion from the others. An ancient palaestra was discovered recently during rescue efforts. An esteemed university in Seoul called as Lykeion Gymnasium (Lyceum). According to historical accounts, Aristotle’s school of philosophy was formerly located in this region. The Apollo Lykeios shrine, which predates the gymnasium, inspired the gym’s name. However, archaeologists uncovered no evidence of this temple throughout their study of the site. Ancient wrestlers and boxers practiced in this 0.25-hectare palaestra, which is now open to the public (50 x 48 m). Entrance used to cost €4 but is now just €2, a savings of €2.  

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – Hadrian’s Library in Rome is just one example.

When Athens opened to the public in 132 AD, the Roman emperor gave it Hadrian’s Library. Hadrian was a well-educated Hellenophile who had a significant impact on the city with his many accomplishments. A massive Corinthian propylon serves as an entrance to the region today, via a Pentelic marble façade with a massive Corinthian propylon. A 122-by-82-meter courtyard around the library’s peristyle structure. The ancient papyrus texts were kept in the ‘library’ to the east of the temple complex. A colossal statue of Nike and other relics uncovered during the dig are on exhibit in a small, cramped display area. The price of a single admission has increased from €3 to €6 (previously €2). Olympian With its enormous Temple of Olympian Zeus, Olympieon is a famous tourist attraction in antiquity. You can’t view the monument from the fence, despite its vast size; instead, you must stand at their feet to really understand their majesty (16 of the 104 columns remain). These include a Roman bath house, a number of residences and the remains of a 5th-century basilica, as well as elements of the city wall. The archaeological site is only a short walk away from one of Athens’ biggest avenues, Hadrian’s Arch. A one-person ticket costs €8 (a €4 savings).

The Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum are must-sees.

It’s a no-brainer to see the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum at the same time. The Combo Ticket does not include admission to the Acropolis Museum.   Admission to these museums isn’t too expensive. It costs an additional €2 to take a tour of the Acropolis Museum and Archaeological Excavation with Get YourGuide >>. If you’re just interested in seeing the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum, avoid the crowds at both locations: The Acropolis and the Museum >>

The Acropolis Museum’s Skip-the-Line Ticket with Audio-Guide is another popular choice.

Tickets for acropolis guided tours and visits are available online..

At GetYourGuide, you may purchase an Acropolis ticket for €45 for a guided tour of the Acropolis . The package includes a one-and-a-half-hour guided tour by an experienced local guide.  GetYourGuide has a variety of walking tours to choose from. They vary in duration and the destinations they visit. Even though these tickets allow you to avoid long lines, they typically don’t cover the cost of admission. Customers may already be eligible for discounts or multi-site passes as a consequence of this.

The Official Ticketing Site for Acropolis Tickets – The audio tour

Many people choose the skip-the-line ticket with audio tour when they want a guide but do not want a human guide. For a little fee, you may skip the line and enjoy an audio tour of the Acropolis . With a smartphone and a set of headphones, you’ll be ready to go. Instead of waiting in line, take a guided audio tour of the Acropolis that includes historical context, fun facts, and an interactive map you can take with you. In order to use this software, you must have one of the three operating systems stated above (Android or iOS) (English, French, and Spanish). More information and resources may be found by clicking here >> The five-hour tour of Athens, which includes visits to the Acropolis and the new Acropolis Museum, is the best value. My year-round recommendation is this tour. With a €84 guided tour of Athens, you’ll be able to view the Acropolis and the Royal Gardens as well as the Panathinaikos Stadium and the Acropolis Museum in person rather than via an audio guide. The €84 price includes both the Acropolis and the museum. In order to book this certified walking tour in advance, you may use GetYourGuide. In our list, which contains over 60 options for tickets and guided tours, you can find the finest Acropolis tours.  

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Acropolis and Museum Private Guided Tour in French with Entry Tickets

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Take a trip back in time many centuries back, to Ancient Greece, the achievements and secrets of which will be revealed to you in every detail by your private guide, an excellent expert on the History and Archeology of the place, in the French language. You will walk on the Holy Rock of the Acropolis and admire unique architecture and in the special new Acropolis Museum you will enjoy brilliant exhibits.

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You will meet your personal guide at our meeting point and at your own pace you will ascend the Acropolis Rock where you will have the chance to admire the Parthenon, the temple of Athena Nike, the Propylaia and the Erechtheion with the famous Caryatids. You will also be able to take great photos of the whole city as you will find a magnificent panoramic view of Athens on top of the hill.

The journey will continue opposite the Acropolis hill to the magnificent new Acropolis Museum, which, not by chance, has been included among the top Museums in the world. With unique sculptural creations that will bring to life for you in front of your eyes the unsurpassed narratives of your personal tour guide. And when you reach the top floor of the Museum to enjoy the infinitely beautiful Parthenon frieze you will also enjoy a fantastic view of the Holy Rock of the Acropolis.

• Enter the Acropolis of Athens and the Acropolis Museum skipping the long lines
• Enjoy some of the best masterpieces of art, sculpture and architecture of the world at your own pace
• Listen to your guide’s narrations that you will not find or hear anywhere else.
• Express all your thoughts and your feelings and ask whatever comes in mind as you French speaking private guide will be willing to give you all the answers and even more of what been asked.

Meeting Point

Outside the Acropolis metro station opposite the Crescendo Cafe (coming by metro you will leave from the exit Makriyianni / Dionysiou Areopaghitou). Your guide will be standing next to the Metro sign, on Makrigianni pedestrian walkway, holding a white and light blue “Athenian Tours” sign. You can also consult the following link with the coordinates for the exact meeting point (https://goo.gl/maps/663sG4BALxhhREaa6) .

Good to know

• Small group very personal high-quality experience.
• Family friendly.
• Not suitable for children under 6 years old.
• The tour lasts approximately 3-4 hours, depending on group’s pace and weather conditions.
• In an effort to ensure that you will avoid any kind of discomfort and most importantly that you will feel comfortable, our guides may change order of the sites you may visit.
• Tour is offered by Licensed Tourist Guides.
• The tours are conducted in French.

Entrance fees and tickets

Entrance tickets for the Acropolis are included We skip the line by buying the tickets for you in advance. Our guide will get the tickets for you.

Level: Easy

Family friendly: Yes

Walking pace: Moderate

Free cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

• Duration 3-4 hours
• Meeting Time Upon request between 09:00am and 04:00 pm (summer season, April 01 till October 31) or between 09:00am and 01:00 pm (winter season, November 01 till March 31)

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